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Since Imus is in the news I thought I'd bump up this "slightly" racist "oldie but goodie":
Al Kooper says “it’s really comedian Rob Bartlett on the Don Imus morning show in NY. Radio sure is different than when i was a kid". I remember hearing the phrase "Strawberry Flavored Malt Liquor" (from the mouth of Ron Ward) long before I actually heard this snippet.
Some (most?) people might consider this slightly (or more than slightly) racist... The Black Beatles.mp3
Posted by Cookie on April 13, 2007 in Comedy, Ephemera, Music, The "Al Kooper Tapes", The Beatles | Permalink
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"Many a truth is said in jest."
This is more insulting to Beatle fans than to blacks.
Posted by: Driveby | April 24, 2007 at 02:22 AM